The author, Seymour W. Itzkoff of Smith College, argues that the perennial question of nature vs. nature 'has been resolved ... on the side of nature,' and he supplies much evidence in support of that view. ... the result is a fascinating book that challenges accepted ideas. (Lee Dembart, Los Angeles Times) I recommend Seymour Itzkoff's volumes as cornerstones for the library of anyone interested in a perfect or imperfect evolution. (Russell Gardner, The ASCAP Newsletter)
The author, Seymour W. Itzkoff of Smith College, argues that the perennial question of nature vs. nature 'has been resolved ... on the side of nature,' and he supplies much evidence in support of that view. ... the result is a fascinating book that challenges accepted ideas. (Lee Dembart, Los Angeles Times) I recommend Seymour Itzkoff's volumes as cornerstones for the library of anyone interested in a perfect or imperfect evolution. (Russell Gardner, The ASCAP Newsletter)
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